Concerning the German Relatives After Neuter Substantivized Adjectives, Pronouns, or Antecedent Clause, and Concerning the German Indefinite Relatives in Eighteenth Century Prose

Published by The University of Chicago Libraries, 1919

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Title
Concerning the German Relatives After Neuter Substantivized Adjectives, Pronouns, or Antecedent Clause, and Concerning the German Indefinite Relatives in Eighteenth Century Prose
Author
Joseph Emanuel Alexander Alexis
Publisher
The University of Chicago Libraries
Publication year
1919
Condition
Very Good
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Binding
Hardcover
Edition
1st Edition
Dimensions
4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall

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